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Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS
Public mind:
A. the majority, which is majority white and nonGreek, and barely knows "black history" not to mention about the existence or stereotypes of NPHC orgs
B. Greeks who are familiar with the NPHC and the stereotypes (which isn't the case for most white Greeks)
C. All Greeks
D. members of NPHC and nonNPHC BGLO members
E. the black community
Which one?
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B, D certainly. Probably many of E, and more of C than you probably realize. There are also some of A who pay any attention to groups while they are on campus.
But random white people who didn't go to a campus with NPHC groups or didn't go to college, or who don't live near or work with more than one NPHC alum, maybe not many.
But if you work someplace with more than on NPHC represented you can learn the reputations and stereotypes pretty quickly because people will always fill you in about someone else's org, so in metropolitan areas, it may be more than you'd think. Now, who knows if any of the info is accurate, but it's the stereotypes.